Coffee & Conversation
Relaxed opportunities to meet other people living with dementia and family carers.

The WellKind Community
Alongside our specialist dementia support services, WellKind hosts community events that bring people living with dementia, carers and families together.
Separate from individual support
Community events are hosted separately from WellKind’s core support services. They are an opportunity to meet other families, learn, connect, get out into the community, share experiences and reduce isolation.
Individual support — a Dementia Engagement Worker may take someone for a walk or coffee because it is meaningful to that individual.
WellKind Community — we may separately host a community walk or coffee event for families to meet and connect. These are not the same product.
This is not a clinical support group. It’s a community.

Examples of the kinds of gatherings WellKind hosts — separate from individual Dementia Engagement support and other core services.
Relaxed opportunities to meet other people living with dementia and family carers.
Gentle walks combining movement, conversation and connection.
Practical talks covering topics relevant to families living with dementia.
Sessions with relevant professionals and community organisations.
Informal opportunities to meet other families and spend time together.
Occasional dementia-friendly activities and outings.
Browse what’s coming up, then register for the gatherings that feel right for your family.
Featured event
Approximately 90 minutes covering the practical information families need — welcoming rather than lecture-like.
What happens after a diagnosis and what families should know.
Practical ways to communicate when conversations become difficult.
Why behaviours change and how families can respond.
Simple changes that can make everyday life easier and safer.
Why carer wellbeing matters and practical ways to look after yourself.
Understanding the practical decisions families may eventually need to make.
Coffee & Conversation
Sometimes you don’t need another information sheet. You just need to sit down with someone who understands.
Coffee & Conversation is a relaxed social gathering for families affected by dementia — a place to talk, listen and feel a little less alone.


Community Walks
Easy, accessible walks where people living with dementia, carers and family members can spend time outdoors and meet other families.
These are not exercise classes. The emphasis is connection and enjoyment — with Perth and Western Australian outdoor environments where appropriate.

Guest Speakers
Educational evenings may feature dementia specialists, nurses, occupational therapists, psychologists, physiotherapists, social workers, financial or legal professionals, and aged-care specialists.
Possible topics
Community story
Every WellKind event is an opportunity to meet someone new, share a story, learn something useful or simply spend a good afternoon together.
Community events are hosted separately from WellKind’s core support programs — and families are welcome either way.

A warm, authentic glimpse of connection — families talking, walking, learning and spending time together.






Stay connected with upcoming events, practical information and other Perth families living with dementia.

Whether you’ve just received a diagnosis, you’ve been caring for someone for years, or you’re simply looking to connect with other families, you’re welcome at WellKind. You don’t have to navigate dementia alone.
Family & Social Events
Larger community gatherings focused on inclusion, connection and creating positive experiences together.
WellKind Family Picnic
A relaxed outdoor gathering for families and carers.
Sunday Lunch
A shared meal and opportunity to meet other families.
Afternoon Tea
An informal social afternoon.
Family Activity Days
Accessible activities designed to be enjoyed by people living with dementia and their families.
Seasonal Events
Christmas, Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and other community occasions.
Educational Evenings
Guest speakers and practical sessions for families living with dementia.